Mission
Produce independent evidence about when AI strengthens scientific reasoning, when it weakens it, and how research teams can tell the difference.
ABOUT SANTAROS LABS
Santaros Labs is an independent nonprofit computational research lab. We investigate how AI changes the way scientific teams generate hypotheses, analyze data, write and review code, synthesize literature, and evaluate uncertainty.

Produce independent evidence about when AI strengthens scientific reasoning, when it weakens it, and how research teams can tell the difference.
Scientific AI that expands human capability while preserving accountability, reproducibility, methodological pluralism, and expert judgment.
Santaros Labs operates for scientific and public benefit rather than private distribution. Funding is directed to research staff, compute, data stewardship, independent review, replication, and dissemination.
We do not claim tax-deductible status, institutional accreditation, ethics approvals, or completed findings unless those details are verified and published for the relevant entity or study.
RESEARCH INTEGRITY
We define the research question, comparison conditions, measures, exclusions, and stopping rules before interpreting results.
Human-participant work does not begin until the appropriate independent ethics review, consent process, and data controls are in place.
We preserve sources, transformations, code, model settings, and decision logs so claims can be audited and reproduced.
Santaros Labs is research-first and nonprofit. Resources support scientific work, infrastructure, and public-interest outputs.
Proposed, preregistered, recruiting, analyzing, and completed work are labeled separately. Plans are not presented as findings.
Study artifacts are prepared for reuse through versioned protocols, analysis environments, and machine-readable provenance.
Where privacy, consent, licensing, and security permit, we publish methods, code, instruments, and negative results.
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
We welcome conversations with principal investigators, nonprofit institutes, universities, open-source communities, and funders working on trustworthy AI for science.
Methods, governance, and authorship expectations are discussed before a project begins.